The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-16

NEW YORK, July 10, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands lose, middlins Or
leans 10 9-l6c: sales Las bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: July delivery 10 12c, August 10 l7c,
September . 65c October 46c, November Q doc,
December 0 40c.
5:00p. m.-Market closed steady; middling up
lands lose, middling Orleans 10 9-l6c; sales
to-day 700 bales; gross receipts Il bales
FutureS-Market closed steady, with sales OF
140,50O bales, as follows: July delivery 10 100
10 l5c, August 10 lS@l0 19c, September nc,
October soc, November 1903 SOC, December
4S@9 Acc, January 5000 5lc, February $40
9 5sc, March 6l@9 Csc April 6909 Tic, May
8 16@9 nc.
Green q CO. report on cotton futures saws:
There was an unexpected weakness on con
tracts to-day, owing to the very disappointing
character of adviceS from abroad, Liverpool
falling to respond TO steadier tone sent over
from here last evening. Free offerings under
efforts to liqudate broke of old crop some 1900
II points, but after the supply of selling orders
was exhausted, there came recovery of 6@9
points and n somewhat steadier feeling ON in
dications that large local operators were good
buyers and the continued free movement of
spots. New crop has been relatively the finest,
declines amounting to only 5@6 points and the
recovery l0Qll points. The latter stimulated
bya repetition of worm stories and the tendency
to cover on possibilities that favorable crop re-
ports have been fairly discounted"
Weekly net receipts - bales, gross 0,4I;
continent l,0i6 sales 9,725 bales, stock 1854
bales.
GALVESTON, July l5.-Cotton dull; middling
93Ac,
SoRFoLK, July 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
103sc.
BALTIMORE, July 15--Cotton nominal; mid
ding lie.
Boston, July 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
10ssc.
WILMINGTON, July 16.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1019c.
PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Cotton quiet; mid
New ORLEANS, July 15.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 1866.
MOBILE, July 15.-Cotton nominal; middling
10c.
MEMPHIS, July 15-Cotton quiet; middling
10Ac.
AUGUSTA, July 15-Cotton very dull; mid
ding l03sc,
CHARLESTON July 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 1031c.
MONTGOMERY, July 15.-Cotton middling
l0Bc.
COLUMBUS, July 15-Cotton dull; middling
| 101Jc.
NASHVILLE, July 15-Cotton dull; middling
l05sc.
ROME, July 15.-Cotton steady middlng 1o1ac
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July IS, 1890 p. m.-Wheat easy;
demand poor; holders offer freely; California
No. 1, Is 4d617s sd; red Western spring Us edo
6s I'd; receipts of wheat for the past three days
| 423 do centaIs inciuding 1871 600 American Corn
quiet and in fair demand; new mixed Western Is
| i'd receipts of American corn for the past
three days 1900 centals Lard, prime western
| 34s Sd.
New YoRK, July 49, noon.-Flour quiet but
| unchanged. Wheat 38@9sc lower Corn 16q
| 14c better. Pork firm; mess, S15 s5G15 TO-
| Lard firm at So 90. Freghts steady.
| 800 p m.-Flour, Southern quiet but steady
Wheat, spot A@Mc and options $40 9Sc lower,
| closing steady; ungraded red 7S15@SOc; No. =
red, July delivery SIC, August 81 5-l6c, Septem-
| acc higher, closing steady; ungraded 440n46c
| No. p July delivery nominal, August 45 1850
| $3.50, September 461e@ i6Nc. Oats 4@lSc
higher; No. ?, 3540351pc; No. 2 July delivery
| 3lB3lysc, August 3i34G317Ac, September 3l1ac
| Hops steady and quiet. Coffee, spot fair Rio
| firm at 1910, red spot 1919; options higher and
fairly active; No. Rio not quoted, August de
livery II 70@17 90c September 10 00@1S zoe
| October is 2ODlS 35c. Sugar firm and fairly
active; centrifugals 1870; fair refining 1900
| 415c; refined active and firm. Molasses quiet.
| Cotton seed oil-3iG135c for crude, 426D44c for
refined Hides firm, demand moderate. Wool
quiet Pork firm SIG 25G216 70 for new mess,
| S15 25@15 rs for old Beef dull. Middles dull
Lard 406 points higher but rather quiet West
ern steam, on spot 81 0216, August delivery 80 SO
| az 90. Freights steady.
| CHICAGO, July 15.-With heavy sales and con
tinued disposition on the part of the local crowd
| to talk hot wheat the market at the opening
was sickening August opened at &c off to 71c
and fell directly to 109sc, afterward recovering
/ to TIC and fraction. Corn was higher early,
| but not quite bullish August opened at
| 371sc and settled down around BIC. There was
| a fair sized crowd in short ribs, and many of
them were disposed to buy. To do this they
/ worked the market off fraction from S. 20, the
| opening point, and then took in ribs all the way
| up to So 2719 up to 103O o'clock. There was few
| changes in the price, but the tone remained
| firm. There was large trade in corn, especi-
| ally during the first half hour of the session
| Ribs eased back again to SO 22Ie, while wheat
remained at 70Ac The hot wheat string
| was pulled again with about the usual results.
| There was no decided break in prices, but ner-
| vous, unsettled, unsteady feeling pervaded the
| minus Of the speculative element and probably
| having the effect of checking purchases that
| would otherwise probably have been made. The
| great bulk of trading, which was light at best,
was between 7O34 and nc. The close of the ses-
| sion was easy at 7034c for August. After the
| first hour corn settled down and remained very
| steady at 3G3sc. The trade, while active for a
| time, was wholly without significance.
Cash quotations to-day ruled as follows Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat, No. spring
| 6JIaGl7Oc; No 3 spring nominal; No. red 73c.
Corn, No. ., SG14c bid. Oats, No, 2 261sc bid.
Lard 50 G2l9@6 Is. Mess pork $40 509l7 90.
| Short rib sides loose, SIS 20. Dry sailed shout
ders, boxed, S590@6 90; short clear sides, boxed,
| S. As ms 80. Whisky 81 10.
Lending futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing